Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26

NeWs Noses.
Jvmss 8. Mackenzie and Sydney Lacey
have been appointed notaries public.
Tbs British residents are preparing to
propsrly celebrate the Queens Jubi-
The reception at the Congregational
Church last night was . very enjoyable
aAair.
CHOW mach did you get out Of the
sacky' is gal to certain hack-drivers
Just now.
Tho taking Of testimony in the Lynch.
Vsldever csntest will be resumed this
merning before Notary Owens.
]. II. Ksras, the Constable and Depu-
ty Sheriff of San Fernando. passed
through tho city yesterday. en- route for
Santa Ana.
Misses Susie Patton and Annie Smith
went to Santa Monica yesterday to visit
Mrs. r. B. Brown, who 10 spending the
summer ct the delightful seaside resort.
Woader if q morning contemporary
will suggest to-day that it published an
item 'sexclusively;" and will another
s'scoope"
Carl Schut1e, an attorney, was, upon
presentation Of his certificate from the
Supreme Court Of Texas, admitted yes.
. terday by Judge Brunson to practice in
s thh Superior Court
Tho nov Quaker settlement of Mo.
dena has had its named changed to
Earlham, and obtained a postofice under
the new name and postmaster ap.
pointed named Boring.
Ms. Baker yesterday sent quite 3
quantity of fruit to the smallpox hospi.
tai. DR.. Kannen also acknowledges the
receipt Of relishes and dainties from the
Wsman's Aid Society. He also solicits
donations of flowers.
Mr.. ]. r. Gilly, who for the past three
years has been the cutter for Polaski
Brothers, taiiors, has resigned and will
take much needed rest. Alter while
Mr.. Gilly will probably o a business
of his own in Los Angeles0
DR.. J. s. Baker went to Wilmington
yesterday in answer to Telegram call.
ing him to the bedside of DR.. Seamons,
who il i'll of the erysipelas. DR.. Sea.
mona had been for sometime attending
the patients at the smallpox hospital.
Tho Illinois Association will meet
again this evening at Good Templar's
Hall, los North Main street. The 90.
ciable gives those who attend an excel
lent opportunity of getting acquainted
with enc another. A good literary and
musical program Is promised.
Constable Aguirre and his Deputy,
Wal Hammel, went to Santa Monica
yesterday. They said they were going
down to engage ia swimming match,
but it i more than likely that they will
come back with some fellow VINO hal
done something wrong.
A section boss named O'Brien, in at
tempting to get handcar off the track
TO get out of tho way of the train from
San Diego, at Sainsevain switch, between
.Cucamonga and Cotton, had one of bis
ankles badly sprained. He was brought
to the city and attended by DR.. Kurtz.
The HHRALD is indebted to Mr.. Fir.
man Church, Manager of the Fresno
exhibit in this city, for box of splendid
raisins from the vineyard of T. C.
White, and bottle Of old port wine
from the Barton vineyard, of Fresno.
Both are worthy samples of the magnif.
cent products Of Fresno county.
The celebrated Congregational preach.
er. Rev. Or. Barrows. of San Francisco,
viii preach at the First Congregational
Church Sunday morning and evening.
In the morning he will speak upon the
Christian work OF the State. In the
evening he will speak especially upon
the young people and their position in
California.
The hearing of the habeas corpus
sued out by B. A. Stephens, of the Pc.
mona Progress, and A. M. Thornton,
ex.Under Sheriff, new held for Grim
inal libel in which Charles Bell, son of
Horace Bell, of the Porcupine, is the
complaining witness, comes up at 10
o'clock to-day in Department 2, before
Judge Brunsou. AS the defendants are
already held under an Information, the
result Of the habeas corpus will not
affect the status of the cause either way.